Intel IPP (Andreas Ahland)

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Hi Andreas,

Using the Intel IPP for echo cancellation is a tricky thing. You really 
have to know what you're doing, and although the IPP package gives you 
lots of primitives for creating your own AEC, they don't make any 
guarantees about whether you're infringing on someone's patent if you 
use them.

If you're looking for an unencumbered AEC that you can pretty much 
drop-in, you should check out the AEC in the webrtc project. In my 
experiance it works much better than the speex AEC.

--John


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> From: Andreas Ahland <a.ahland@xxxxxx>
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> Hi,
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> I have seen that there are prototypes for the Intel IPP echo cancelling.
> Unfortunately, there is no code for it.
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> Has anyone already used it? Are there recommendations for other AEC than
> speex (which is behaving poor in my environment)?
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> Cheers,
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> Andreas
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